SALT LAKE CITY — In a digital age with unprecedented mental health crises, it's not hard to get stuck doom-scrolling on a cellphone. But some Utahns are using self-care apps to accomplish goals ...

Mental health apps can boost outcomes and lower costs, study finds. Results could help build case for insurance coverage for prescription digital therapeutics . Manage alerts for this article; ...

There was a decline in the unadjusted prevalence of excellent mental health, from 38.4% to 25.8%, while increases were seen in good mental health and in fair/poor mental health (from 18.8% to 26.1 ...

The study included 198,417 mothers (mean age 39), representing 42,130,370 individuals nationally in the weighted sample. Among the included mothers, 89.8% were 30 years and older, 57.9% had a ...

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Understanding mental health conditions is crucial. Here's information on disorders like Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia and more, along with effective treatment options.

Darkness Rising Project tackles mental health stigma in communities of color Connie Gentry , Freelance Writer - Triangle Business Journal May 29, 2025, 7:23am EDT ...

It's not fair that the largest treatment facility for your condition is a jail (Hill, 2016). It's not fair that even if you end up there, it's likely you won't get your medicine (Hughes et al., 2023).